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Show HN: Claude-thermos – keeps your Claude session warm for you

https://github.com/izeigerman/claude-thermos
16•s0ck_r4w•1h ago

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alukin•49m ago
Feels like will be shut down real quick
l1n•46m ago
Why? Seems fine if people want to burn more cache reads.
agluszak•42m ago
Because it makes Anthropic earn less money
cadamsdotcom•21m ago
"Earn"?

Cache duration is arbitrary. What it actually does (if used en masse) is decrease the amount of oversubscription their infra can handle..

munk-a•12m ago
> Because it makes Anthropic burn more money

Fixed that for you.

gogobio•37m ago
Yes, this wastes cycle. They dump your cache and deallocate the VMs so that others can use it. This will result in tokens wasted and downtime for others.
jonas21•28m ago
Is the 5-minute expiration correct? I thought it was more like ~1 hour.
s0ck_r4w•15m ago
You can set the retention globally (whole session) to 1 hour which will actually make it more expensive. The default is 5 minutes.

*UPD:* actually it appears the default is authentication-dependent. API key gets 5 minutes, subscriptions - 1 hour.

j45•28m ago
This is a good idea if it could manage it in an acceptable way.

For example, there might be something I intended to complete in one sitting, but took two sittings in the same day unexpectedly. Maybe it could just be a few cache delays per day or something, tagged in advance somehow.

unholiness•25m ago
I've directly inspected calls for pro/Max plans and as of today they have 1hr cache expiries. This has definitely degraded to 5 min in the past but that's the behavior today.

If you're paying API rates, you can choose 5m or 1hr yourself (and pay different rates).

Keeping a 1hr cache warm could still be useful, sure, but outside that, I don't see much use of this today.

s0ck_r4w•1m ago
When using API keys the default is still 5 minutes. Setting 1 hour for the entire session is actually a lot more wasteful considering the 2x rate that it comes with
razodactyl•25m ago
Don't we pay for cache input though?
cortesoft•8m ago
The idea is this keeps it in cache so you don’t have to pay to re-input.
ATMLOTTOBEER•22m ago
Glad this exists. It will force anthropic to fix their flawed cache mechanism.
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How should they fix it?

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